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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1940
Page
5
East Cambridge Savings Bank reports lost books with payment claims filed under Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1912. Listings include accounts with dates January 6 1912 through January 20 1920 and various endorsements, indicating payments sought on the lost books.
A probate petition filed in Cambridge seeks guardianship of the estate of A Sullivan also called Mary A of Cambridge. The Boston judge is to appoint an administrator with bond unless objections are filed by a specified date and time.
Notice to interested parties in the estate of Lilian A Browne late of Cambridge in a magg rey deceased. The Crown appoints Mary Browne of logeld County as administrator without bond. Objections must be in writing to the court at Cambridge by the second day of January 1640 in the forenoon.
The notice announces a power of sale under Chapter 1100, Sevthon 34 of the General Laws of Massachusetts for nonpayment of storage charges. Goods from Clark & Held Co warehouse at 39 Green Street Cambridge will be sold at public auction to settle debts. Named individuals include Mrs Margaret Cocharine and others, with sale set for Friday at 10 00 AM.
In the Cambridge probate matter for Mary Sheaety, the administrator seeks court approval of the widow’s allowance from the estate on the twenty seventh day of December 1. The register is LOEING Pe TORDAN. Jan, 6-13-20.
Foreclosure notice to sell Allston Street property at public auction on Saturday January 6 1990 at 9:30 am. The parcel includes a church and lot described as Part of Lot 48 from a plan filed in Middlesex Registry. bounded by Allston Street Lot Nos. 7 and 49 and other marks. Sale terms require five dollars cash. other terms to be announced.
The Probate Court in Cambridge will hear the estate of Cordelia M. Clark of Cambridge County. Lena M. Hindes requests appointment as administratrix with bond set at five thousand dollars. A written appearance is required by January 25. The notice appears in the Cambridge court records.
By mortgage dated July 4 and recorded in Middlesex South District, Cambridge, the trustee forecloses for breach of conditions. The property at 149 Greg Street, Cambridge, shown as lot 75 on a plan, 23 feet by 75 feet, with 2,600 square feet is offered. Sale set for February 7, 1240 at 10 am, Cambridgeport Savings Bank holds a first mortgage lien. cash payment required. Alexander Shack, mortgagor. Cheater A, Attorney.
Commonwealth notice to interested parties about Enricy Di Nine of Cambridge minor. John F. Cart of Cambridge sought guardian appointment. Objections due by February 14 1960 in Cambridge Court. Witness John C. Legent First Judge. January 5 1940. Registrar Long P. Torda. Jan 19 20 27.
Notice announces a petition in Cambridge for estate administration of Leblane DiNino also called Luciano DeNino. John F. Carr of Cambridge is proposed as administrator. Interested parties must appear in court by February 14 to object, with witnesses and signatures required. Judge John C. Leggat presides. Loring P. Jordan, Register. January 5, 1940.
City of Cambridge Purchasing Department invites sealed proposals for repairs to making tank at Cambridge City Hospital. Proposal must be in a sealed envelope with certified check of 100 dollars payable to the city. Specifications at City Hall Purchasing Agent office.
Heirs and devisees must be notified by mail or delivery. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court at Cambridge issues citation for James B. Herron of Cambridge to be appointed executor of the will of James W. Herren, deceased, with return set for January 30, 1640. Witness John C. Leggat, Register, January 4.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Mine to all interested in the state of Anne MT Smith late of Antrim in Hillsborough County New Hampshire deceased. Court appoints Arthur Neamith as executor of the will of said deceased in the Probate Court for Hillsborough County New Hampshire for license to receive or sell by public or private sale and to transfer personal property. interested parties must appear in Cambridge Court before 10 am on January 31. Witness John C. Legeat Esquire First Judge of said Court January 8 1940.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court records show Bridget Healy also Agnes Lytate of Cambridge died. Hannah H Richardson and William J Richardson request appointment as executors of the will without surety on bonds. Citation to appear in court January 13 1950. Ring P. Jordan Register.
By virtue of a mortgage deed dated May 1 1940, Blanche Braxton of Boston grants foreclose rights to Morris Hatwell. The property at 44 Washburn Avenue Cambridge Middlesex County Massachusetts will be sold at public auction on February 5 1940 at 10 am. Premises include the parcel with buildings and landlord fixtures on Newbury Street now Washburn Avenue lot 44. Described as bounded lot from Massachusetts Ave to Washburn Terrace plan details. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and liens with a $200 deposit required. Assignee Mary A. OConnor and attorney Morris Hatfield. Jan 19-20-27
East Cambridge Savings Bank announces a mortgagee's sale of a Cambridge East property improvised by Louis F. Silva to the bank for breach of mortgage. The parcel lies on Charles Street bounded by Lot B and adjacent streets, totaling 4435 square feet, plan dated December 12 1923. Sale February 14 1840 at 2:45 PM, with $200 cash due, balance within ten days.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex county probate notice states the executrix of Almeida Jane Wilder Wilder’s will has filed for allowance. It requires written appearance in Cambridge probate court by January 14, 1940, with witnesses and filings by the party’s attorney.
Major Bowes visit highlighted by a home crowd reception and civic pride. The Cambridge party financed their trip, except two clergymen, while Ralph Talerico impressed with an accordion solo. Local officials and residents recalled past ties to Cambridge as the mayor spoke briefly on the city’s impact and a reception followed the performance.
Local chatter spans a Miami trip plan by Dan MacGillivray and Arthur Landry to the upcoming Cambridge Press Club event with John Spencer as guest. City Hospital boosts staff and opens maternity unit while officials weigh nurse housing pressures.
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